Of course, such comparisons are hard to come by in reality; even if you head to a local brick-and-mortar, the TVs will likely be separated by brand and budget. So when LG invited me to a private testing session ahead of its 2025 TV releases, including for the flagship G5 OLED, I bit.

The release of the latest batch of TVs from LG and Samsung is imminent, and although we don’t have official release dates yet, I did get the opportunity to see some of LG’s latest sets in person – including its flagship OLED,

Having missed CES this year, I’ve had to wait longer than usual to get my first look at LG’s new TVs, but I finally got the chance last month at a London event for reviewers. While LG Electronics will never confirm such things,

At the time of writing, there are no prices or pre-orders available for the LG C5 or LG B5 OLED TVs in the UK. While we had an inkling that launch prices for the LG G5 would remain the same as last year, thanks to the European prices from just over a week ago, it's great to see it confirmed.

The G5 is also the world's first 4K 165Hz capable TV, with all the VRR and G-Sync and FreeSync boxes ticked, which will be hugely appealing for gamers with PC rigs who want to future-proof their TV setup rather than using a monitor.

If you have followed my recent flurry of old TV reviewer rants at sky features, you’ll know one of my big tasks this year has been reviewing a sea of Mini LED TVs. Which is why this week I was delighted to get a slight change of pace and help our senior staff writer,